findt2ab

tstart

tmid

tend

lead vehicle starting speed at <code>tstart</code>, a number

ulstart

lead vehicle end speed at <code>tmid</code>, a number

ulmid

lead vehicle location at <code>tstart</code>, a number

xlstart

lead vehicle location at <code>tmid</code>, a number

xlmid

following vehicle location at <code>tstart</code>, a number

xfstart

<code>t2</code> is the intersection point of the following driver sight-line and lead vehicle <code>x</code> trajectory.
Lead vehicle location <code>xl2</code> and speed <code>ul2</code> at the intersection point, respectively.

Analytical tools are designed to help people understand the complex relationships associated with freeway performance and traffic breakdown. Emphasis is placed on: (1) Traffic noise or volatility; (2) Driver behavior and safety; and (3) Stochastic modeling, models that explain breakdown and performance.

Paul Ossenbruggen

cartools

Tools for Understanding Highway Performance

findt2ab function

<code>t2</code> is the intersection point of the following driver sight-line and lead vehicle <code>x</code> trajectory.
Lead vehicle location <code>xl2</code> and speed <code>ul2</code> at the intersection point, respectively. — findt2ab

<code>t2</code> is the intersection point of the following driver sight-line and lead vehicle <code>x</code> trajectory.
Lead vehicle location <code>xl2</code> and speed <code>ul2</code> at the intersection point, respectively.

findt2ab: `t2` is the intersection point of the following driver sight-line and lead vehicle `x` trajectory. Lead vehicle location `xl2` and speed `ul2` at the intersection point, respectively.

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